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2024 American Solidarity Party presidential nominee Peter Sonski speaks at the party's 2023 National Convention in Plano, Texas.
2024 American Solidarity Party presidential nominee Peter Sonski speaks at the party's 2023 National Convention in Plano, Texas. | Screenshot: YouTube/American Solidarity Party
8. Peter Sonski

Peter Sonski is running as the American Solidarity Party’s presidential nominee in 2024. The American Solidarity Party had ballot access in a limited number of states in 2020. In the 2024 presidential election, the American Solidarity Party has only secured ballot access in Arkansas, Hawaii and Ohio, which have a combined 27 electoral votes.  Sonski has chosen Lauren Onak as his running mate. 

Sonski, who has been “active in the pro-life movement for decades and advocates for an end to capital punishment and clemency for people awaiting execution,” has identified meeting “the needs of families” as one of the central aspects of his campaign. He has specifically expressed support for “robust tax credits and incentives that support family unity and basic needs, such as living wages, affordable and stable housing, quality medical care, educational opportunities and good nutrition.”

He has also vowed to “create incentives for the development of a broad ownership economy” in addition to working to “preserve farmland and develop more open space initiatives, business co-ops and community enterprises.”

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The American Solidarity Party secured 0.03% of the national popular vote in the 2020 presidential election. 

Ryan Foley is a reporter for The Christian Post. He can be reached at: ryan.foley@christianpost.com

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